The Scorpion Mystery Continues
Despite untold years of research by scientists, this commonly asked question still has no answer.
An experienced writer with a history of working within the science communication industry, Lésa is now responsible for the visual communications portfolio of Peace Parks Foundation. She works as part of a team that is reinvented conservation narrative, aiming to emotionally and intellectually engage audiences through Peace Parks TV. She often works on the ground with filmmakers and the conservation teams to collect raw footage and stories of the wildlife, the communities, and the highlights of conservation in action. Lésa admits to knowing more about bush crickets than business and jumps at the chance to be part of any animal translocation.
Despite untold years of research by scientists, this commonly asked question still has no answer.
It’s been a jam-packed year filled with highs, lows and a lot of incredible adventures!
After a busy day filming a capture operation, Lésa goes on a risky mission to find a missing camera!
Victoria Falls is worthy of being on everyone’s bucket list, and if it’s not on there, it best be added.
Challenges and achievements in constructing Maputo National Park’s new beachside eco-lodge.
Infrastructure developments enable social change and unlock opportunity in Zambia.
Zinave set to become Mozambique’s first ‘Big 5’ national park after rhino reintroduction in 2022.
Conservation agriculture methods in Simalaha leads to life-changing results.
We discuss the challenges and fears of starting Peace Parks TV and the future of communication.
The horn-borer moth helps get rid of carcasses and return nutrients back to the soil.
New science investigates how rewilding can help mitigate the climate crisis
Peace Parks’ Project Systems and Compliance team talk us through how they built a MEL system.
Distribution of cookstoves supports and assists Simalaha communities and their environment
The Peace Parks Team discuss the important role that effective M&E systems play in conservation
There is great excitement as a Peace Parks crew films with a drone at a school in Zambia.
Seeing Simalaha on horseback offers guests a unique perspective on the landscape and wildlife.
A lion collaring operation turns into the adventure of a lifetime.
A young female lion needs to have her collar adjusted and the Peace Parks crew tags along
A contingent from Peace Parks Foundation is on a road trip, Africa-style.
To confirm translocated animals are healthy, the team needs to get on the ground and track on foot.
It’s not all plain sailing, or driving when going behind the scenes of a PEACE experience!
There is no better way to experience Africa’s wilderness areas than by being on foot.
Peace Parks is proud to launch PEACE – Peace Parks Exclusive African Conservation Experiences.
Being on safari in Kruger National Park is different every day. Today, a leopard tortoise on the roadside…
Lésa van Rooyen, the Communications Coordinator for Peace Parks Foundation, welcomes us to Elephant Week…
Elephant are vitally important in an ecosystem. They transport hundreds of tree seeds via their dung when they migrate which…
Dr João Almeida is a wildlife veterinarian working in Mozambique. He talks about the incredible work he has been doing…
Over the last seven days the translocation of elephant has been shared here on Peace Parks TV. Stay tuned as there will…
Watch the full interview with wildlife veterinarian, Dr João Almeida, for a fascinating insight into the where, how and…